Post by
Obscure1 on Jan 09, 2024 7:37pm
ENS price is really sticky
The share price of ENS has been trading around $12 for 3 months following the dip in late September/early October.
ENB has been rising steadily since it dipped in early September following the announcement of hte Dominion Energy acquistion.
With ENB rising and ENS holding, the Premium to the NAV had dropped to 3%.
ENB got punched in the face a bit today but ENS was only down marginally. As a result, the Premium to the NAV is now over 5%, which is still a bargoon imo.
Eventually, the share price of ENS will have to follow ENB, whether it be up or down but for now, there seems to be very little appetite to buy or sell ENS. I'm ok with that as a 13% yield on an investment that lets you breathe. .
Comment by
Experienced on Jan 10, 2024 6:58pm
Obscure..kinda what I said on an earlier post...don't buy when the premium to is in the teens and buy when the premium is in the low single digits in negative.